Shadi Khalil
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If I'm out and about, one mag in the gun and thats it. Same goes with my revolver. Soemtimes, I'll bring an extra mag but I'll ussually leave it in the car.
One question...how do you get a mag to stay in your revolver? They always fall out of mine.If I'm out and about, one mag in the gun and thats it. Same goes with my revolver.
The biggest problem with Double naught's coin flip example is not its "simplicity". It is the fact that a coin toss is a binomial distribution, not a normal distribution. With a fair coin we know the probability of each possible outcome on each toss is exactly 0.5
That is when your "ruck gun" and the ammo stored with it comes into play.If a disaster were to happen and I had to round up my children from school before heading back to the safety of my home, the extra ammo I carry could be needed.
Nobody has yet died from having too much ammo.
Oh yeah, what if you are charged by killer bees and you are so waited down by excess ammo that you cannot get away in time?Nobody has yet died from having too much ammo.
If we are ever in the mall and the SHTF I will have to either make do with my 10 rounds and then crap my pants or hope that you or somebody equally as prepared in somewhere nearby.
I could not train the way I fight if I wanted to either. There are seldom any obese women or baby strollers at the range that I can hide behind.A firearms instructor from TDSA (Tulsa) told me that I will fight like I train and so should train like I fight. I told him I could not pee that much in a range session.